Sentence examples for trend accentuated from inspiring English sources

Bullion from America helped create a money economy, replacing the older and largely barter exchange a trend accentuated by greater European mineral production in the early 16th century.

But in the last two years, the number of homicides has doubled, a trend accentuated by the death this month of a 10-year-old, Trina Persad, who was struck in the head with a shotgun blast in a park in Roxbury.

Similarly to mainland France, men represented around 60% of TB patients in Guadeloupe a trend accentuated for the age group 40 60 years in mainland France (68% of TB patients) and 40 59 years in Guadeloupe (71.1% of TB patients [ 20]).

The increasing incidence of congenital heart disease in children and changing social trends accentuate risk factors for endocarditis.

The decentralizing trend is accentuated by the fact that highway transportation encourages business and industry to move outward to sites where land is cheaper, where access by car and truck is easier than in crowded cities, and where space is available for the one-story structures that permit optimum use of modern materials-handling techniques.

At Grade 7, this trend was accentuated, with girls 3.71 times more likely to be in the > 2 hours group.

This trend will be accentuated if pharmacogenomics and virtual clinical trials deliver their promises.

This trend has been accentuated in recent years by the protracted squeeze on real incomes, which has made consumers even hungrier for a bargain.

The trend will be accentuated as the current government policy forces the global chains to set up outlets in cities with a million-plus population.

With at least two new GECs (Colors and Imagine) launched since 2008 and more than 40 million cable homes getting added every year, Television Audience Measurement's (TAM) CEO L.V. Krishnan says this could just be the beginning because with digitization this trend will get accentuated and "channels will have to brand themselves like an FMCG product".

During 1990 1999, this declining malaria trend was further accentuated; by the end of that decade, 13 countries showed reductions in API, and the number of countries with significantly declining SPR increased from 2 to 7. Malaria continued to decline, and by the middle of 2000 2011, 12 and 16 countries had significantly decreasing SPR and API, respectively.